envy for

envy (one) for (something)

To feel jealousy toward someone for some reason. I envy my sister for her unflappable nature—criticism or judgment just does not bother her at all. Boy, do I envy you for your gorgeous red hair!
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Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

envy someone for someone or something

to regard one with jealousy or resentment because of someone or something one has. I envy you for your lovely car. We all envy you for your beautiful children.
See also: envy
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.
See also:
  • envy (one) for (something)
  • be water off a duck's back
  • be (like) water off a duck's back
  • doesnt
  • doesn't bother me any
  • (it) doesn't bother me any
  • (it) doesn't bother me at all
  • be the envy of (someone or something)
  • be the envy of somebody/something
  • (it) don't bother me none
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Without undermining the problematic nature of envy for most individuals in Mahajanga, I take a critical view of some of the narratives and practices of young men and women.
If we do not take envy for granted but focus on the anxieties of close relations, hidden intentions and practices that promote concealment, we clearly reach beyond the common constructive-destructive division that dominates anthropological perspectives on envy.
Her thesis about the 'generative' nature of envy for Jonson is complex and consistently convincing.
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166), "through advertising, customers are persuaded to feel envy for the Joneses, and simultaneously they are shown how they can keep up with the Joneses, i.e., how they can avoid feeling envy for the Joneses."
The employee who has worked for Envy for one year is not included because she has not met the service requirement of Sec.